Sentence examples for larger edition from inspiring English sources

His association with New Grove concluded with the further, larger edition published in 2001, which he co-edited with John Tyrrell.

Resizing is being considered – one plan is to produce a larger edition, the same size as Glamour.

DESNUDA A larger edition of the inventive East Village cevicheria serves 20 or so ceviches and some seafood entrees.

But one day there will be an even larger edition of all the poems, published, suppressed, rejected, revised, just as one day there will be what Auden did not want but is inevitable - a collected letters.

Just for fun: 50,000 units of the larger edition would be a billion in revenue.

This organization, continued after Mardersteig's death by his son Martino, became known for larger editions than those of the Officina Bodoni, but it, too, emphasized fine workmanship.

Improved reducing machines greatly facilitated the half-size replication of exhibition pieces, and the reproduction of such works on a still smaller scale as bronze statuettes; new methods of sand-casting meant that these bronzes were also available in larger editions and at a lower cost.

Our null model corresponds to belief that in Wikipedia each concept has equal chances to be covered by any language, with larger editions sharing concepts more frequently purely because of their size.

It does so in two ways: by taking on the cost of printing (usually borne by the artist and factored into the final price) and by selling the works in larger editions of up to 150.

Cunard responded with its first high speed screw propellered steamer, Russia which was followed by two larger editions.

As with drypoint, mezzotint plates must be steel faced if a large edition is desired.